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Help wanted for Chalk's package

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I'm making a Chalk's Ocean Airways Grumman G 73T Mallard package for FSX and FS2004 and FS2002. Included in the package is Paradise Island Seaplane Base and North Bimini Seaplane Base scenery. Also included is Atlantis Resort scenery and boat traffic in the Bahamas and full working panel and VC. To all you Mallard fans out and plane designers for flight simulators this is a perfect chance to help me. if want to help please email me at Andypoppens@gmail.com
 
Is this a payware project or a freeware project? If you can provide me with an operating manual for the G73T in pdf format, I might be able to do the systems logic. What parts are you doing?

Lastly, why FS2002? It's become obsolete to the point at which I don't see a benefit in marketing the product to that demographic.
 
TurboCompound said:
Is this a payware project or a freeware project? If you can provide me with an operating manual for the G73T in pdf format, I might be able to do the systems logic. What parts are you doing?

Lastly, why FS2002? It's become obsolete to the point at which I don't see a benefit in marketing the product to that demographic.
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Freeware and it's time all flight simmers had a Grumman Mallard that's why it's for fsx fs2004 and fs2002 I'm not doing any parts I'm counting on others to help me
Here's the operating manual
http://www.grummanmallard.com/Mallard/Documents_files/Service Manual.pdf
 
Well unfortunately, if you're talking about a freeware you'll have quite a bit of trouble getting others to do the project for you, especially if you aren't actually involved. I do systems in the FS9 XML Schema, which only works in FS9 and FSX. There is also the much lower poly limit of FS2002, and the diminishing userbase of the 14 year old sim.

At the same time, that is a service/maintenance manual, not a Flight Operation Manual. The website had a Flight Manual, but only for the piston Mallard. The G73T will have different systems due to the change in powerplant.

Look, there's a difference between "counting on others to help you" and "counting on others to do it for you." If you want a G73T so bad, look at the website you're on. This is a place where you can learn to develop aircraft yourself. Either do that or give others a reason to do it for you.
 
I don't know how to design aircraft and I'm hoping to become the next Bill Lyons
 
I expect the Mallard heretic is referring to will be released shortly because they were waiting on me to finish the main gear for the FSX version. It's done and the rest of the aircraft is completed. The FS9 version is also complete. Freeware BTW.
It would be nice to see a turbo version.
 
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